Lune de Sang is a unique inter-generational venture that will see a significant former dairying property in northern NSW transformed into a sustainably harvested forest.

The first structures to be constructed on site are the two sheds, Shed 1 & Shed 2, conceived as site ordering devices that delineate the emerging forest in the valley below. The sheds are grounded, rhythmical buildings with a crisp repetition of elements that establish a territorial line and amplify the contrast in landscape condition.

Shed 1, buttressed against the fall of the land, grasps the space within its folded structure. Composed of a main space with a lower workshop contained within the retained hillside, it frames views into the landscape through the rhythm of its columns. The thermal mass of the concrete and earth adds to the sense of calmness within, making the interior cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

In the fullness of time, both structures will only be revealed upon arrival at their immediate setting, intensifying their presence in the landscape. In the meantime, these quiescent structures will continue to look out to the forest waiting for its emergence.